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Mental health as a stigma in the Haitian culture

7/12/2020

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The stigma of "mental health issues" continues to be a fight in the United States. So many are doing a great job in raising awareness by speaking out about their challenges when it comes to a variety of mental health topics like postpartum depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, etc. 

What about people in Haiti or of Haitian decent who suffer from mental health issues?
When it comes to speaking up about mental health concerns in the Haitian culture, it's often shut down, laughed at or simply made an excuse for certain "behaviors." Thankfully with education and understanding, now more than ever, people of Haitian decent are recognizing the importance of mental health.

Marie Valsaint is a doctoral student in clinical psychology at Alliant University (San Diego). She's conducting a study and is looking for a participant for research regarding early childhood separation. Please see the flyer below and contact her for more info or to participate! Thanks so much, Marie, for your work on mental health in the Haitian community. 

Marie also runs an Instagram page @haitiansthrive. 
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Happy Haitian Flag Day (May 18th)! Activities and Ideas for Home and the Classroom

5/16/2019

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Haitian Flag Day is celebrated every May 18th during the month of Haitian Heritage Month. Haitian Flag Day is huge in the Haitian community and it is observed in Haiti and all over the United States. The meaning behind Haitian Flag Day is to commemorate the Haitian slave revolt, which led to Haiti being the first independent black nation! 

​Here are some Haitian Flag Day activities and ideas to teach about Haiti's independence

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  • Read our blog post on historical facts on Haiti's flag and how it has evolved.
  • Grab this book about Haitian Flag Day titled Marchons Unis by Elizabeth Daby.
  • Our eWorkbook has 25 pages of fun Haitian Cultural activities and worksheets including a Haitian Flag coloring page!
  • Our Digital Booklet of Haitian Cultural Symbols with 5 pages of coloring and bits of symbolic info about Haiti.​
Do you have any traditions or other ideas for Haitian Flag Day? We'd love to hear about them! Let us know.
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Happy Haitian Heritage Month 2019

5/1/2019

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May is here and it is Haitian Heritage Month! Here is a list of Haitian Heritage Month events in South Florida: 

Palm Beach County Haitian Heritage Month events - 
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  • https://allevents.in/mobile/amp-event.php?event_id=200017112812109
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  • https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/things-to-do/history-and-heritage/celebrate-haitian-heritage-month-in-miami
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If you don't live in South Florida or your area doesn't have any organized events, we have tons of resources on this website about Haiti and the Haitian culture like tourism, culture, food and so much more. We also have an eWorkbook, free printable worksheets and memberships full of great Haitian culture info! 

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A story about Clairin (Haiti's Native Rum), The Spirit of Haiti

3/14/2019

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Listen below to an amazing podcast interview with Michel and his journey in the clairin (alcohol) business in Haiti.
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Export business man in Port-au-Prince who went back to his homeland in Saint-Michel, Haiti to take over his family's business at a clairin distillery - The Spirit of Haiti. If you've ever wondered how this rum is made, check out their production process (with photos!) 

This is The Real Haiti. This is why I had a fire lit under me the first time I went to Haiti. And this is why I continue to blog passionately about Haiti and the amazing things happening there. Every day, hardworking people, living life in Haiti...The Real Haiti. 

Original podcast story posted here.
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Bònn fèt Sent Valanten! Happy Valentine's Day in Haitian Creole

2/1/2019

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Happy February, friends! I love February because of Valentine's Day and it's my birthday month! 

I will never forget this cute little window in this picture. We were hiking up the mountain in Cap Haitien to see the Citadelle Laferrière when I spotted the pink window with a heart on it. 

Have you wondered about Valentine's Day in Haiti? Do Haitians celebrate Valentine's Day?  Is Valentine's Day a big deal in Haiti? I was curious about Valentine's Day in Haiti so I asked my family and friends for more information and here's what they said.

Valentine's Day in Haiti is...

  • often celebrated by people with disposable income
  • older couples in Haiti usually give each other flowers and chocolate or the whole family will go do something fun like go to the beach together
  • often celebrated by students who may write love letters to friends or crushes
  • when teenagers and young adults get together to party at night
  • a time to take a long and slow walk with a loved one
  • the day to wear pink clothes
  • a time to play romantic Haitian or French songs on the radio

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It was so fun learning about how Valentine's Day in Haiti is celebrated. How do you celebrate Valentine's Day?
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1/21/2019

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January 25th is Multicultural Children's Book Day! Our friends at Educa Vision have some amazing books (for all ages!) and they are offering 10% off anything on their website with code real-haiti. You will find...
  • Bilingual books in English and Haitian Creole
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Educa Vision's Mission: To make a valuable contribution to the body of multicultural and multilingual educational materials, by publishing materials that connect culturally and linguistically to the students, teachers, administrators, service providers and community leaders. Educa Vision started first by focusing on the needs of Haitian students. Since 2002 Educa Vision is transformed into a multicultural and multilingual publisher. This expansion started first with the development of Caribbean Studies Press that publishes scholarly texts and references about the Caribbean and its diasporas. Later with Educa Brazil, an imprint dedicated to the publication of Portuguese titles. Today, Educa Vision publishes and distributes bilingual books in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, English, French, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Spanish and Urdu.

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Christmas in Haiti - Songs, Traditions and Printables (all ages)

11/25/2018

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Jwaye Nwèl! Merry Christmas!

Christmas is such a magical time for everyone, including for Haitian people! We've spent a few Christmas holidays in Haiti, but since I didn't grow up there, I had to do my own research through my family and the Internet about what Christmas is like (mostly as a child) in Haiti. We are raising our two little boys to appreciate their Haitian heritage and to learn the Haitian Creole language. 

Christmas in Haiti brings the same universal magical feeling to everyone, especially kids. Here are some Haitian Christmas songs, traditions and printables to teach about Christmas in Haiti! You may also find yourself reminiscing about Christmas holidays in Haiti!

Christmas Songs in Haitian Creole

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Christmas Traditions in Haiti

Christmas in Haiti includes a big traditional Haitian dinner with family and friends. Everyone gathers to enjoy food, gifts and of course Crémas! 

Crémas (Kremas or Cremasse)  is a sweet and creamy alcoholic beverage native to Haiti. The beverage is made primarily from creamed coconut, sweetened condensed evaporated milk, and rum. The rum used is usually dark, however, white rum is used frequently as well. Various spices are added for additional flavoring such as cinnamon, nutmeg, anise, as well as miscellaneous ingredients such as vanilla extract or raisins. Recipes vary from person to person with a few differences in ingredients. The overall look and taste still remains the same. The beverage possesses a creamy consistency similar to a thick milkshake and varies from off-white to beige in color. Crémas has a very sweet, and savory taste that's usually consumed in small amounts. The drink is most popular in Haiti and is served regularly at social events and during the holidays. It's usually consumed along with a sweet pastry of some sort. The drink is often served cold but, it can also be served at room temperature. In recent years, Crémas has been commercialized for sale in both Haiti and the United States (Wikipedia, 2018). 

Learn How to Make Haitian Crémas

There are a ton of Haitian Crémas recipies on Pinterest.
Christmas Eve
On Christmas Eve, children place their clean shoes full of straw, under the tree on the porch. They hope that Tonton Nwèl (Santa Claus) will remove the straw and put presents in and around the shoes.

Guests usually lend their visits a little before or around midnight to attend La Messe de Minuit (Midnight Mass for Catholics). Or, some leave to go party or caroling. There is also the R
evellion, French for Christmas supper, eaten after midnight mass. Traditionally, the meal served is rice, beans, and fried chicken. 

Read a beautiful 1960's memoir written by 
Jean-Marie Florestal titled Christmas In Jérémie. What a great read...I could really picture the scenes! 
Fanal Lights / Lanterns
Some Haitian people design and make Fanal lights, French for lantern. These pieces of art are miniature houses with designs and tissue paper behind it to look like stained glass. They are lit up at night and usually displayed in windows during the Christmas season. 

You can also see Christmas trees and some Christmas lights at people's homes.

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Ever wonder what Christmas is like in Haiti? There is the same joyous feeling during the Christmas season, but there are unique traditions that are so fun to learn about!


5 printable worksheets, which also display great on computers, tablets or phones if you don't want to print. 


  • ​Haitian Creole Merry Christmas sign
  • Coloring sheet with Christmas decor to teach vocabulary
  • Merry Christmas poster or Christmas card 
  • Christmas and holiday season greetings in Haitian Creole with English translation
  • Number matching activity with Christmas decor


You do not need to be a Creole speaker to use this great teaching tool!


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  • Parents from all backgrounds looking for cultural awareness and diversity
  • Homeschoolers or teachers, including ESL (English as a second language teachers), looking for ‘culture in the classroom’ tools
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Now that you have some background and a better idea about Christmas in Haiti, consider downloading the 5 page printable worksheet set to teach kids. *Also display great on iPads, computers or mobile. 
  • ​Haitian Creole Merry Christmas sign
  • Coloring sheet with Christmas decor to teach vocabulary
  • Merry Christmas poster or Christmas card 
  • Christmas and holiday season greetings in Haitian Creole with English translation
  • Number matching activity with Christmas decor

This is a great set for a variety of ages! I have been using them with our 3-year-old son and he has so much fun with them. These are one-of-a-kind activities designed by The Real Haiti Inc. 

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A gift guide for Haiti lovers

11/16/2018

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How is it mid November ALREADY?!  This week we will celebrate Thanksgiving in US and then Black Friday! I don't know about you, but the holidays always sneak up on me quick. The same goes for holiday shopping! Skip the mall and same old gifts. Shop our unique items in our gift guide for Haiti lovers <3 
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Why does Haiti Celebrate Dessalines Day / Anniversaire de la mort de Dessalines?

10/10/2018

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History is not my specialty nor my passion, but since this blog is about educating others about The Real Haiti, I did some research about the Haitian holiday Dessalines Day, celebrated on October 17th (the day of his assassination).

Jean-Jacques Dessalines is referred to as one the founding fathers (or Emperor) of Haiti, but many don't speak of him because of the controversial violent massacre of thousands of "white Haitians," also known as native French people. Read more about the 1804 Haiti Massacre here.

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A Haitian educator, Louis Mercier, once said, "Whatever the means he employed to accomplish his ends, Dessalines remains the most powerful spirit in our history....One cannot be a real Haitian unless one is a Dessalinian." With gaps in the historical information, Haiti still celebrates Dessalines Day on October 17. Read more about the Haitian Revolution, Haiti's Independence here.

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Haitian Food Experiences That Are Not Restaurants

9/8/2018

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Haitian food is a huge part of the Haitian culture. Eating is always an amazing experience in Haiti, not only because everything is delicious, but because they are so many non-traditional ways of getting food. When I sat down and thought about my food experiences in Haiti, I realized how much fun eating Haitian food is!

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Coconut {kokoye} cut the top off and drink from it

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Just like traveling to any new place, learning about the food and trying new things is so much fun!

September is Haitian Gastronomy month! Haiti is known for it's hospitality and delicious food. I have been lucky enough to experience preparing, cooking and serving Haitian food at special events in Haiti. Here are some of the shots.

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In 2013, we had the pleasure of going behind the scenes with Chef Alain Lemaire and the other visiting and local chefs for Gout et Saveurs Lakay, Haiti's food, wine and spirits festival. 
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2018 is the 8th year of Gout et Saveurs Lakay from September 27 - 30 - more info here. The video below has nothing to do with my experiences, but it's funny and true! 

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